Can fish really drown in water? Scientists explain the hidden truth
Fish can suffocate and die from oxygen deprivation, even when surrounded by water. This occurs when dissolved oxygen levels are too low due to pollution, heat, or other environmental factors, or if their gills are damaged. This phenomenon highlights critical environmental issues and the importance of oxygen for aquatic life.
Fish can suffocate and die from oxygen deprivation, even when surrounded by water. This occurs when dissolved oxygen levels are too low due to pollution, heat, or other environmental factors, or if their gills are damaged. This phenomenon highlights critical environmental issues and the importance of oxygen for aquatic life.
